Koyo Omura (1891–1983) is one of the few Japanese painters who were active for the Kyoto publisher Kyoto Hanga-in shortly after the war. These artists produced a number of woodblock prints in the Shin Hanga style, but with a far more painterly atmosphere than usual. Well known among these is <a href="https://nipponprints.com/eiichi-kotozuka">Eiichi Kotozuka</a>, but as Koyo Omura produced only a very limited number of designs, in what must have been relatively small editions, his works are seen much more rarely.
Koyo Omura (1891–1983) is one of the few Japanese painters who were active for the Kyoto publisher Kyoto Hanga-in shortly after the war. These artists produced a number of woodblock prints in the Shin Hanga style, but with a far more painterly atmosphere than usual. Well known among these is Eiichi Kotozuka, but as Koyo Omura produced only a very limited number of designs, in what must have been relatively small editions, his works are seen much more rarely.